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Tewa artists are reshaping New Mexico’s cultural narrative by reclaiming sacred land and co-curating exhibitions that honor Indigenous perspectives alongside Georgia O’Keeffe’s legacy.
In northern New Mexico, the landscape once celebrated as “O’Keeffe Country” is now seeing a cultural shift as Tewa artists and communities challenge the narrative of singular artistic ownership.
A new exhibition at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, co-curated by Tewa artist Jason Garcia, centers Indigenous perspectives, reclaims sacred sites like Cerro Pedernal—known as Tsi-Pin—and expands the story of the land.
Institutions including Ghost Ranch and the New Mexico Land Conservancy are incorporating Native voices into programming, reflecting a broader effort to acknowledge the region’s deep Indigenous history alongside O’Keeffe’s artistic legacy.
Los artistas Tewa están remodelando la narrativa cultural de Nuevo México recuperando tierras sagradas y co-curando exposiciones que honran las perspectivas indígenas junto al legado de Georgia O'Keeffe.